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8th Habit Personal Workbook

by Stephen R. Covey · 2006

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Viewing that all people have the means for greatness with themselves, the author stresses the need to find the right balance of human attributes - talent, need, conscience & passion. Covey shows us how to move beyond effectiveness to the realm of greatness by focusing on our strengths & locating our individual voices.

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